Teaching

In my teaching practice, I treat science and technology as lived experiences, infrastructures, and practices that shape how we interact with ourselves, each other, and the world. I invite students to critically and imaginatively engage with theory alongside everyday interactions to transform their own ideas about the relationship between science and society, and their role in it. Previously, I have taught undergraduate and master’s level courses on the history and philosophy of science, sociology of education, and environmental science.

Current Classes –  

• Reimagining Tech and Society, Plaksha University  – Monsoon Semester, 2026
• Engineering Ethics, Plaksha University – Monsoon Semester, 2026
• STS and Worldbuilding for Engineers   – Spring Semester, 2027

A picture of a mosaic by the artist Zharsky Nikolay Vasilievich in 1976 at Shaykhontohur Street in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The giant mosaic features a lone cosmonaut, holding an atom, floating in shades of outer space, surrounded by stars, folk designs, and in front of a copper zodiac wheel. (Author’s own image, June 2026)